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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1923

Page

7

Wingfield Brown family to Spokane for extended visit

Mrs Wingfield Ludwell Brown and her daughter Miss Mary Brown depart for Spokane Washington for an extended visit with Mr and Mrs BR Dalton Van Court II Marret Brown MacFarland later known as a Philipsburg social figure is remembered. Waldeling returns from Christmas in Three Forks. Local notables from Missoula and Drummond tour Philipsburg with various visits and business matters. Funeral details for Daniel Gray noted with Rev William Scott officiating. New Year services announced at First Methodist Episcopal church with a sermon on We Spend Our Years as Tale That Is Told.

Philipsburg Wingfield Ludwell Brown Miss Mary Brown Spokane Wash BR. Dalton van Court van Court Marret Brown MacFarland H.W. Waldeliig Three Forks Ht. J. Gordon Missoula Loule Humphreville Charles Hall T. J. McCrary Helena A.J. Baker Portland Ore H.F. Cummings Drummond A. P. Morse St. Ignatius Mont Lewis Brown Brown Fer Alfred Johnson Hat George Weaver Bearmouth Daniel Gray Carmichael William Scott Presbyterian Church George Metcalf Perdo Merrineld H. A. Nicolayson Paul Bisnett Ernest Baht Thomas Cuttler A. MacDonald Lower Broadway Butte Margaret Colling Deer Lodge P. H. MacDonald Peter Julio First Methodist Epicopal Church Fred J. Anstice India

Floral Park Girls Club Theater Party Highlights

Suburban News reports a Floral Park Girls club theater party on Thursday with chaperons Mrs H Estey and Mrs J Preffer. After the show guests gathered at Mrs Preffer’s home for a delicious snack. attendees included Opal Shot Lenore Preffer Florence Shakespear Alma Tompkins Lillian Bryant Dorothy Fellows Margaret Cagle Elizabeth Pope Ethel Bartlett Bernice Dull Winifred Frick Katherine Grainey Mrs H Estey and Mrs L Preffer. The Loyal Star lodge No 63 installed officers Tuesday at Mrs W C Clayton’s home 1008 Colorado street. installing officer Mrs Dorothy McCarthy. New officers: President Mrs Jennie McCall vice president Jessie Storbeck secretary-treasurer Bridgy Oller Ellen Shoblin, material Mabel Hare warden Hazel Redmond sentinel Bonnie McDonald. Following ceremonies, refreshments and social time. The C C C club hosted by Mrs Doyle Wednesday afternoon with luncheon and card party. winners Mrs Lynch and Mrs Allen. Next fire meeting planned at M L Prefter 290 Amherst street. Ladies’ Aid of Silver Bow Park Methodist met at Mrs Jee Prowse 253 Walnut street to plan church entertainment next week. AM and Mrs Arthur Cole Miss Mary Berta 653 Placer street and Mrs Katherine Pero of Anaconda left for California to spend winter months. St Ann’s parish started the new year with new pew installations.

Floral Park Girls’ Club H. Estey J. Preffer Preffer Opal Shot Lenore Preffer Florence Shakespear Alma Tompkins Lillian Bryant Dorothy Fellows Markaret Cagle Elizabeth Pope Elizabeth Pope, ‘Ethel Bartlett, Bernice ‘Dull, Winifred Frick Katherine Grainey Hestey Bridgy Oller Ellen Shoblin Mabel Hare Hazel Redmond Sentinel Bonnie McDonald Gainty C.C. C. Club Doyle Lynch Allen Mesdames Ferguson Prefter Ledenham MacDougal Braman M. L. Prefter Amherst Street Ald Siiver Bow Park Methodist Church Jee Prowse Waltnut Street

DUTTON NAMED VICE PRESIDENT OF LONG BEACH BANK

John Dutton, long tied to Butte banking and former First National Bank president, has taken the view seat at Long Beach National in California, resigning his Butte post last year and gaining favorable press notice for his move. W. E. Trottnow, charged with stealing a mail check from W. J. Wright, faces arraignment today before Justice Buckley.

John Dutton Butte First National Bank Long Beach Cal Long Beach National California Butteman Long Beach Bank W.E. Trottnow W. J. Wright Buckley

Walkerville social inquiries and local incidents

Mr and Mrs Robert Chirewin hosted a Wednesday evening at 501 Daly Street with cards music and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Job Mr and Mrs Thomas Conway Pearl Dagwill Jack Buller Ridge Dagwill and Percy Dagwill. Mrs Bessie Wills of West Daly visiting her son Mr and Mrs Richard Missoula. Katherine Burke eighth grade teacher in Sherman school is ill. Jack Buller 422 Transit Street injured his hand in a mine. Mrs Sherman of Lexington Terrace bitten by a dog and taken to hospital.

Robert Chirewin Daly Street William Job Thomas Conway Pearl Dagwill Jack Buller Ridge Percy Dagwill Trumbath Centerville Katherine Burke Sherman School Transit Street Sherman Lexington Terrace

Largest Moonshine Plant Captured in Beaverhead County

Dillon January 5. Believed to be the largest still captured in Montana, a moonshine plant capable of holding about 500 gallons was seized by sheriff’s forces led by Elim and Rowe. The 11-foot high structure with a 20-foot base was dismantled after liquor was found. One owner, Doo, arraigned in justice court with $280 bond for district court sentence.

Dillon Montana Art ‘Elium Rowe Doo Justice Court District Court

Deer Lodge court session ends with probation orders

Judge George B Winston presided a busy Deer Lodge district court session with judgments entered in the Day Hansen case and a minor’s suit against James Martin. Delinquency cases were slated for probation officer supervision with periodic reports to the court. Notes from Deer Lodge mention agriculture short course at Powell county high school and local community events.

Winston

Judge Questions About a Horse in Butte Case

In a terse court scene the judge presses a man about a horse and an alleged theft as men present debate altitude and ownership. No clear answers emerge and the judge ends questioning.

City County Merger Committee Adds Two Members

The city county merger nine met in Judge Jack Johnson's chambers for further discussion on the merger law. Two new members joined: Mayor Willian Sweet of Walkerville and Louis Gainor, Hill City resident. The bill under consideration was authored by Dr. A R Hatton of Cleveland, Ohio, with G H Jacobus of Livingston, Northern Pacific superintendent, in Butte on brief business.

G._H. Jacobus Northern Pacific Livingston Butte

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